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CLOVERDALE. TILLAM OOK COUNTY, OREGON, A PR IL 11, 1918.
X III.
NO. 35.
150.000 MEN CALLED
OF CURRENT WEEK
Brief Resume Most Important
Daily News Items.
COMPILED
FOR
YOU
Events o f Noted People, Governments
and Pacific Northwest and Other
Things Worth Knowing.
A revolution has broken **ut in
Southern Costa Rica, Jorge Volio has
invaded Costa Rica territory from Pan
ama and a force under him is attack
ing Villa Concepcion Perez, a town on
the frontier.
Miss Emma G. Mullen, o f New
York, was killed in the Paris church
struck by a German shell on Good F ri
day. This increased to five the num
ber of Americans who lost their lives
in the church.
In the week ended March 30 Teu
tonic submarines sank three Italian
steamships o f more than 1500 tons and
destroyed one sailing vessel o f more
than 100 tons and nine sailing vessels
o f a tonnage under that figure.
Members o f the Loyal Legion of
Loggers and Lumbermen at Knappa,
Or., tarred and feathered two pro-
German members o f the I. W. W.
Thursday, and then headed them up the
road with a warning not to return.
Charles Cole pleaded guilty to a
charge o f appropriating $12,000 worth
o f Liberty bonds from the Federal Re
serve bank at San Francisco, where he
was employed, and was sentenced to
three years’ imprisonment at M cN eil’s
Island.
Germany’s bombardment o f Paris by
long-range guns w ill only serve to
strengthen the resolve o f the French
to resist the last man i f necessary to
Teutonic invasion according to a report
received at the State department from
Ambassador Sharpe at Paris.
There was a sudden and marked de
crease in the losses to British shipping
through mine and submarine in the
past week.
The admiralty reports
that only six British merchantmen o f
1600 tons or over and seven under that
tonnage were sunk in the week ended
March 30.
Representatives o f every state, in
cluding more than a dozen governors,
met in Washington D. C., Wednesday,
at an
Americanization conference
called by Secretary Lane, o f the Inter
ior department, to draft recommenda
tions to congress for legislation pro
viding fo r a National campaign against
illiteracy.
Major General March, acting chief
o f staff, has dirceted that the issuance
o f the daily casualty list be suspended
pending definite interpretation from
Secretary Baker as to whether it is
forbidden by his new order providing
that General Pershing’s headquarters
shall issue all news relating to the
troops in France.
About 500 dressed reindeer w ill be
shipped to the food markets o f “ the
states” on the first boat leaving Nome,
Alaska, after the breaking-up o f the
ice on Bering Sea this spring.
A ll
winter long a marketing firm has been
slaughtering and preparing a certain
number for shipment “ outside.” Sev
eral hundred are in cold storage wait
ing for the boat.
An arrangement has been concluded
under which Japan w ill turn over to
the United States 450,000 tons of ship
ping, o f which total 150,000 tons will
be supplied immediately, in return
fo r no consideration-except the char
tering rates o f the allies. The Japan
ese government w ill make up the
difference between this payment and
the Far Eastern rate, involving an ex
penditure o f 18,000,000 yen.
The house o f the Nebrskaa legisla
ture has voted in favor o f ratifying
the national prohibition amedment.
The ratification measure now goes to
the senate.
Naval ordnance experts have sub
mitted to Secretary Daniels plans for
a heavy gurvwhich they say will throw
a shell 105 miles. They question the
m ilitary value o f the weapon.
Women Patrons of the Bank
Mobilization Orders Sent by Crowder
to Governors o f Various States—
No Likelihood o f Increase.
Washington, D. C.— Approximately
150,000 m en'will be sent to training
camps the five-day period beginning
April 26 under orders sent to state
governors Monday by Provost Marshal
General 'Crowder for mobilization o f
the April call o f the second draft.
This is three lim es the number it
was originally planned to call and is
nearly twice the monthly quota as
based on the calling o f 800,000 men Position o f Allied Armies Declared to
over a period o f nine months.
Be Better Strategic Standpoint,
It is indicated that there w ill be no
but Attacks are Expected.
increase in the grand total for the
year.
Calling out of the increased number
was made necessary by the decision of
Washington, D. C. — French and
President Wilson to respond without British tenacity has upset the ambi
delay to the need of France and Great tious plans o f the German high com
Britain for reinforcements in the great mand for the battle o f Picardy, says
the War department’s weekly m ilitary
battle in Picardy.
Vacancies in National Army divis review Sunday night, and now the
ions resulting from the withdrawal o f enemy determined to get in some sort
men to complete National Guard and j o f success at any Cost, is throwing
Regular Arm y units and for the forma- fresh forces into the battle in an effort
tion o f special technical units asked j to win limited objectives. Because o f
by General Pershing, w ill be made this, the situation is expected to re
good by the April draft.
Those divis- main uncertain for some tim e to come,
ions farthest advanced in training are
General improvement in the strate-
to receive first attention in order that gic position o f the allies is noted, and
the maximum number o f complete the review declares that under General
Foch the allied m ilitary machinery is
units may be sent abroad soon.
Failure o f congress to pass the working smoothly and efficiently in
amendment to the selective service act stemming the German assault.
There is no mention whatever of the
which would permit the fixing of state j
quotas on the number o f men in class American troops reported hurrying to
1 necessitated temporary adherence to ■ the front to join the British and
French, though the department again
the old system.
Local boards have been officially ad mentions that several American trans
vised, however, that they are to ignore port sections have taken an active part
“ quotas” for the tim e being and to in the battle and that the American
simply continue calling up men until aviation service is co-operating with
they have obtained the number they the British artillery.
“ A t the opening of the third week
have been instructed to forward.
When a basis for establishing state o f the German offensive, we find that
quotas has been found due credit the enemy is still far short o f attain
against future increments w ill be g iv ing his principal ob jectives," says the
revievL
en for those already called.
“ It is now evident that the German
Among the men to be called w ill be
command contemplated over
approximately 116,700 whites and 33,- high
700 negroes. Pennsylvania leads, with whelming the British at the outset be
10,965 called; Ohio is second, with tween the Oise and the Sensee, and
10,302, and N ew York third, with 10,- j driving a wedge into the Franco-Brit
171. Idaho w ill call 604, Nebraska ish forces.
“ The enemy fully
expected to
1460, Nevada 179, Utah 618, Oregon
achieve a decision in the field in the
923 and Washington 1596.
course o f one great battle.
“ Evidence of prisoners tends to con
firm that the enemy hoped to gain the
line o f the Somme by the evening o f
As a
Expert Says Iluns Can Have Amiens the first day o f the offensive.
matter o f fact, it took the Germans 10
i f They W ill Pay Price in Lives.
days to cover the ground they expected
Paris— The German attack Monday to overrun within 48 hours.
on the left bank o f the river Oise, be
“ Under the leadership o f General
tween Chauny and Bari sis, is taken by Foch, the allied military machine is
some military critics as indicating that functioning with precise smoothness
the enemy, finding himself cramped in insuring greatest economy, harmony
the salient which his offensive had cre and efficiency in the use o f all the
ated toward Montdidier and Amiens, is forces now united in stemming the
seeking more elbow room, as without German assaults. The morale o f the
it he w ill be unable to deploy his mass allied troops remains high.
es in Hindenburg style.
“ The German offensive has not spent
The retirement o f the French to po itself and the situation w ill continue
sitions prepared in advance cause no uncertain for some time to come.
uneasiness here.
However, the general strategic posi
“ People should not allow themselves tion o f the allies is becoming more
to be hypnotized by the official bulle favorable.
tins,” said one high official.
“ A fte r a period o f relative calm
“ In a battle like this,” he added, early in last week, during which the
“ bulletins showing more or less impor enemy was busy bringing up his heavy
tant advances and retreats are simply guns and repairing the wastage o f
geographical summaries which convey battle by replacing tired units with
little meaning except to those who are fresh troops, another powerful attack
directing the operations.
was launched along the segment of the
“ People ask; ‘ W ill the Boches get line now held by the French, stretch
Amiens?’
ing from the Amiens Koye road to
“ My reply is, perhaps they will, i f Grivesnes. The enemy was able to
General Foch can smash more German make slight headway. Fierce fighting
divisions by letting them in than by continues.
Allied forces are massed
keeping them out.
Unbeaten armies to check the invaders in this area.
are more important than towns, and
“ The Austrian armies, with the ex-
what has happened in this battle does ception o f the few units operating in
not show on the map.
the Ukraine or in the western area,
“ Germany’s gains look like a fat. are now in the Italian theater-”
juicy pear to the newspaper reader,
but the kaiser knows how hollow it is
Hun Future is Uncertain.
at the core.”
London— The Birmingham Daily Post
says that i f statements in Hamburg
Lynching to Be Probed.
newspapers are reliable, the prospects
Collinsville, III.— State officials, act o f German shipowners after the war
It is considered prob
ing under instructions o f the attorney are uncertain.
general, probably w ill take over in able that fo r some years they w ill
vestigation o f the lynching o f Robert have difficulty in again obtaining a
P. Prager, an enemy alien hanged foothold in several important trades
here last Friday after he had been ac which they at one time almost monopo
cused o f making disloyal remarks. lized.
Formal investigation started by the
Commenting on the same subject the
coroner w ill be followed up by the at London correspondent o f the Liverpool
torney general’s office which w ill as Daily Poet says German mercantile
sumed full charge o f the caae. A ll in marine, which aggregated 3,072,993
formation obtained will be turned over tone when the war began, has been de
to a special session o f the grand jury pleted to the extent o f nearly 3,000,-
000 tona.
which opens next week.
War Department Asserts French
and British Upset Schedule.
RESULT IS UNCERTAIN
A few years ago, there were practically no women who
were patrons o f the Bank. Now, however, women recognize
the service o f the Bank as one o f the aids in handling household
and personal money affairs. The progressive woman deposits
allowances for home expenses and pays all accounts by check.
The result is that her money is always safeguarded against loss
by fire or burglary and her money goes farther because o f the
systematic way in which it is handled.
Special Facilities for Women Customers.
Every Banking Convenience and Facility.
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